I've been thinking of dumping my exhaust right after the muffler to clean up the rear so you can't see pipes routed all over the place. It would be very easy to do with my current setup.

If you have pics of your dumped exhaust, please post 'em along with a shot(s) of the rear of your truck if you have them. Thanks!

 

Ive got two flowmaster 40's dumped before the axle. I love the sound, but there will be some drone in the cab, but for the sound you get ill deal with it...





I thought about painting them at once, but never did...

 

the exhaust fumes dont bother any thing on the underside of the truck? ive been thinking of dumping my roush

 

Nope, you'll be just fine, ive had zero problems. The only thing people would argue is dumping before or after the axle, but then again this is all just my opinion...

 

flowmaster street series single in dual out dumped... it sounds pretty dang good.

 

any sound clips

 

I dont have any one me, they are at home on the desktop but they are from the recorder on my camera, not a video camera...

 

You're thinking about it too hey? It would be really easy with our Roush setup...just take off the tail pipes and clamp on some turndowns on the muffler outlets.

Thanks for the input/pics so far fellas.

 

yeah i was looking at it the other day....do you think we would need to add a support for where it crosses the axel? there is one just past the can but idk if it would need another one or not....but at the same time i like the look of the tips coming out the back??

 

I'll have to look at it more closely, but I was thinking about dumping it before the axle. I'm not sure if our mufflers are in different spots since we have different cab configurations, but I was wondering if an extra support hanger would be needed as well.

 

pics in signature

 

True Dual Straight Pipes with an H and two 4.5" Tips Dumped before the axle....

 

Whoa FX4REACTION1! I gotta hear a soundclip of that setup! I have come up with that Idea before but didn't know how it would sound.

 

An easier solution might be electric cutouts:

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...57985_-1_11529

All of the fun. None of the hassle.

 

The weldable cutouts for the kit above:

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...27395_-1_11529